Phone Number Formatter
Runs in browserFormat phone numbers to E.164, International, National, RFC 3966. 25+ countries.
Format phone numbers into E.164, International, National, and RFC 3966 formats. Supports 25+ countries including US, UK, Germany, France, India, China, and more. Copy any format instantly.
Phone Number Formatter tool
E.164
+12125550100
International
+1 (212) 555-0100
National
(212) 555-0100
RFC 3966
tel:+1-2125550100
Supported countries (25)▼
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How to use
Select your country
Choose the country from the dropdown. This sets the dial code and expected number format.
Enter digits only
Type the local phone number digits without the country code, spaces, or dashes.
Copy the format you need
Each format (E.164, International, National, RFC 3966) has its own Copy button.
Common use cases
- Normalizing phone numbers for an API — Convert user-entered phone numbers to E.164 format before sending them to Twilio, AWS SNS, or similar APIs.
- Formatting contact data for export — Standardize phone numbers across a dataset to a consistent international or national format.
Examples
US number
Enter 2125550100 with US selected
OutputE.164: +12125550100 · International: +1 (212) 555-0100 · National: (212) 555-0100
Frequently asked questions
- What is E.164 format?
- E.164 is the international standard for phone numbers: a + sign, country code, and subscriber number, no spaces or dashes. Example: +12125550100. It's used by APIs like Twilio and AWS SNS.
- What is RFC 3966?
- RFC 3966 defines the tel: URI scheme for phone numbers, e.g. tel:+1-2125550100. It's used in HTML href='tel:...' links and SIP systems.
- Why do some numbers not validate?
- Each country has specific rules for number length and format. The tool validates that the digit count matches the expected range for the selected country.
Key concepts
- E.164
- The international phone number standard — a + sign, country code, and subscriber number with no spaces or dashes (e.g., +12125550100).
- RFC 3966
- The tel: URI scheme for phone numbers used in HTML href='tel:...' links and SIP systems (e.g., tel:+1-212-555-0100).
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